Located between the islands of Drvenik Veli and Krknjaši, the Blue Lagoon is renowned for its shallow, turquoise waters and sandy seabed. This spot is ideal for relaxing, swimming, and snorkeling. The lagoon is framed by small islands and has a very tropical vibe, making it perfect for an escape close to Split.

Activities: Swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. Many tours provide snorkeling gear, so you can explore the colorful marine life below. There are also small beach bars nearby if you’d like a quick drink or snack.

This charming fishing village on the island of Šolta is known for its stone houses, small harbor, and tranquil atmosphere. Maslinica has a beautiful, rustic charm and offers a look into traditional Dalmatian island life. You can explore the small town or relax along the waterfront.

Activities: Strolling through the village, enjoying a coffee or snack at a seaside cafe, and soaking up the peaceful atmosphere. You might also visit the historic 18th-century castle, now converted into a boutique hotel.

Labadusa Bay is a hidden gem located on the southern coast of Čiovo Island, surrounded by pine trees and has a rocky shoreline with pebbly beach areas, giving it a wild and untouched feel. There is a beach bar and restaurant called Labadusa Beach Bar offering local dishes, drinks, and snacks. You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas here, making it a comfortable spot to spend the day. There are also showers and restrooms available.

Activities: Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, and relaxing at the beach bar. The clear waters and rocky seabed are great for spotting fish and other marine life if you enjoy snorkeling.

The final stop is Trogir, a historic town on the mainland known for its stunning Venetian architecture, ancient city walls, and vibrant atmosphere. This UNESCO-listed town is full of medieval charm, with winding streets, old churches, and a beautiful promenade along the waterfront.

Activities: Exploring the Old Town, visiting landmarks like the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, and walking along the Riva promenade. There are also great opportunities for shopping and dining in Trogir’s many cafes and restaurants.